Japan payments start-up Paidy closes $120m Series D
Japanese payments start-up Paidy has raised $120 million in Series D funding from JS Capital Management, Soros Capital Management, Tybourne Capital Management, and Wellington Management.
In addition, the company has upsized its existing warehousing facility with Goldman Sachs, established a second through a syndication led by Mizuho Bank, and obtained a new secured loan facility from Sumitomo...
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